Community Center provides young ones with space to learn

The Buffalo Community Center hosts “Totspot” the first through fourth Tuesday of every month from 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. These events are free and geared towards two to five-year-olds. There is structured fun time, which is educational. The goal is to teach kids about emotions, fun, things to do in the community, how are bodies move, and how creative we can be. 

Each Tuesday has a theme. Upcoming themes in July include: mindful movements on the third Tuesday, and creators on the fourth Tuesday. 

People from the community get involved by helping with crafts and making snacks. Community members such as local police, city officials, city staff, and others have also come to teach kids about a variety of topics during “Totspot.” 

Moobell, the mascot from Coborn’s, comes to visit the kids quarterly with a dietician to talk to and show the kids about healthy cooking. The Buffalo Community Center has many opportunities for people of all ages to learn, including as young as  two-years-old at “Totspot.” 

For more information about “Totspot” or other programs at the Buffalo Community Center, visit: https://www.ci.buffalo.mn.us/182/Community-Center.